RE: wu-ftpd security - solved

2003-02-10 Thread Ross Tsolakidis
Title: RE: wu-ftpd security - solved Thanks heaps Mike.  :) -Original Message- From: Mike Dresser [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, 11 February 2003 2:21 AM To: Ross Tsolakidis Cc: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: Re: wu-ftpd security On Mon, 10 Feb 2003, Ross

Re: wu-ftpd security

2003-02-10 Thread Mike Dresser
On Mon, 10 Feb 2003, Ross Tsolakidis wrote: > Hi all, > > With wu-ftpd installed, by default the user can ftp to his home directory, > but can then just go up a few dirs and view the entire filesystem. > Is there some way to limit wu-ftpd from doing this, I just want the users to > have access t

wu-ftpd security

2003-02-09 Thread Ross Tsolakidis
Title: wu-ftpd security Hi all, With wu-ftpd installed, by default the user can ftp to his home directory, but can then just go up a few dirs and view the entire filesystem. Is there some way to limit wu-ftpd from doing this, I just want the users to have access to their own home dirs and

Re: Advice on wu-ftpd security needed (URGENT)

1999-11-25 Thread oneiros
Thus spake Robert J. Alexander ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > I am running a Debian 2.1 dist. > > I was sent the following (appended) quite recent (a month old) CERT > advisory. > > How do I understand which Debian packaging has closed these holes > The latest wu-ftpd (2.6.0-2) in potato closes t

Advice on wu-ftpd security needed (URGENT)

1999-11-25 Thread Robert J. Alexander
I am running a Debian 2.1 dist. I was sent the following (appended) quite recent (a month old) CERT advisory. How do I understand which Debian packaging has closed these holes BTW Is there a way to automate the PUT of files in the incoming area so that every time one is performed root gets